Hirees Will Outpace Retirees at Savannah River Lab This Decade; Site Security Still Undecided

By Wayne Barber

Although about 30% of the 1,050-person workforce at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River National Laboratory in South Carolina can qualify for retirement over the next three years, the research facility will grow before 2030, a lab manager said at an industry…

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